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How to Write a Nancy Drew: Writing a Teen Sleuth for Today’s Readers

Presented by: Kimberly Dana
Categories: Mystery | Nancy Drew | Young Adult

Kimberly Dana explores how to write young protagonists who feel authentic and engaging. She shares tools for crafting modern young adult mysteries that capture the spirit of classic sleuths while speaking clearly to today’s teen readers.

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